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Radiographic Imaging of Ankle Using Two Angles
HCPCS 73600Radiographic Imaging of Chest; Two Projections
HCPCS 71046Radiographic Imaging of Hands in Two Projections
HCPCS 73120Radiographic Measurement of Bone Length
HCPCS 77073Radiography of Abdomen with 1 Image
HCPCS 74018Radiography of Chest Using Three X-ray Views
HCPCS 71047Radiography of Knee with 3 Imaging Views
HCPCS 73562Radiography of Skull Using at Least 4 Views
HCPCS 70260Radiologic Ankle Imaging with 3 Views
HCPCS 73610Radiologic Imaging of Abdomen with 3+ Views
HCPCS 74021Radiologic Imaging of Elbow, Two-view Series
HCPCS 73070Radiologic Imaging of Foot, 3+ Views
HCPCS 73630Radiologic Imaging of Forearm, Two-angle Views
HCPCS 73090Radiological Imaging of Wrist, 3+ Views
HCPCS 73110Radiological Imaging to Examine Bones of Infant
HCPCS 77076Removal of Tonsils in Patient Age 12 or Over
HCPCS 42826What’s the difference between an individual procedure and a Standard Service Package (SSP)?
Individual Procedure
Individual procedures, like blood tests, each have unique prices and billing codes (like a CPT or HCPCS code). While they can be billed alone, they're usually grouped with other procedures on a claim. This grouping is what determines the total cost of your care.
Standard Service Package (SSP)
Turquoise Health has developed SSPs which combine multiple medical services, materials, and fees associated with a health care visit or procedure into a single bundle to offer a more comprehensive estimate. SSPs are designed based on how health care procedures are commonly billed on claims. When discussing estimates with healthcare providers, you can refer to the individual codes listed in the 'Procedures included in this package' section of the tool.
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For individual services, the price reflects a single line item.
A single service may not reflect the full cost of a medical visit or procedure. Most care involves multiple services billed together and the total price depends on that full set of services.
For service packages, the estimate includes facility fees (for hospital overhead) and sometimes professional fees (for services from doctors, nurses, or lab staff).
Service package estimates include the services most commonly provided during this type of care. We list them to give you the most accurate cost estimate possible.
Your actual treatment may differ, which could affect the actual cost. Use this estimate as a guide and contact the provider directly to confirm pricing.
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My health plan has out-of-network benefits. Can I use this tool to see prices for out-of-network hospitals and facilities?
Some health plans (like PPOs or POS plans) may cover out-of-network care, but those costs are usually much higher and depend on what your insurance agrees to pay. Other health plans (like HMOs or EPOs) only cover in-network care.